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   Thirteenth-century women in Lincolnshire.

   Wilkinson, Louise Jane1999

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   Roesia De Verdun, Thirteenth Century Femme Sole

   Wolek, SarahUniversity of Wales Trinity Saint David2025

   This thesis explores the life and legacy of Roesia de Verdun (c. 1204 – 1247), an Anglo-Norman noblewoman whose strategic marriages, assertive widowhood, and material patronage illuminate the complex roles available to medieval women navigating power and identity. Divided into three parts, the …

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   French Vocabulary Influences in Some Thirteenth-Century English Works

   Lambert, Roy EugeneUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2014

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   O, Beastly Jew!: Allegorical Anti-Judaism in Thirteenth Century English Bestiaries

   Young, Elizabeth AnastasiaUniversity of Missouri -- Kansas City2019

   … of the Anglo Jewish population. In the thirteenth century, the bestiary experienced a final flourish during which the imagery and text of certain entries, which allegorized Jews, Judaism, and the Old Testament, were amended and amplified. During the first quarter of the century, a …

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   Thietmar : person, place and text in thirteenth-century Holy Land pilgrimage

   Booth, Philip, Jotischky, AndrewLancaster University2017

   … of a single pilgrimage account from the early thirteenth century. The account in question was written by a certain Thietmar, who travelled to the Holy Land in 1217, and is well known for its frequent references to interactions with the indigenous Christian and non-Christian inhabitants of the …

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   Naming Particulars: A Thirteenth-Century Debate on Whether Individuals Have Proper Names

   Bauder, Rachel2016

   … dissertation is about a debate that occurred in thirteenth-century philosophy over an apparently bizarre question: Can individuals really have proper names? While scholarly studies have appeared previously on philosophers in the fourteenth century who discussed this question (most notably John …

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   Insular sources of thirteenth-century polyphony and the significance of Notre Dame.

   Losseff, Nicola1993

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   "A Latin translation of the ""Rhetorica ad Alexandrum"" from the thirteenth century"

   Stapleton, Patricia AliceUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2014

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   The archaeobotany of Mutamba, a thirteenth century Mapungubwe settlement in northern South Africa

   University of Pretoria2018

   The focus of this research is on Mutamba, a 13th century Middle Iron Age (MIA) settlement situated in the Soutpansberg, South Africa and is the first archaeobotanical study of a MIA settlement. Many communities of this time were agro-pastoralists cultivating crops such as sorghum, millets and …

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    Humour in vernacular hagiography from the tenth to the thirteenth century in England

    Kehoe Rouchy, Niamh BridgetUniversity College Cork2018

    … circulating from the late tenth to the late thirteenth century in England. Although humour has often been acknowledged in hagiographic narratives as either a given standard or as a non sequitur, to date there exists no sustained study accounting for its presence. My thesis first identifies …

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    Female moneylending and wet-nursing in Jewish-Christian relations in thirteenth-century England

    Meyer, HannahUniversity of Cambridge2009

    cambridge

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    Gregory of cyprus: A study of church and culture in late thirteenth century byzantium.

    Sopko, A. J1979

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    Matthew Paris and Anglo-Saxon England : a thirteenth-century vision of the distant past.

    Reader, RebeccaDurham University1994

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    The profile and code of conduct of the professional city magistrate in thirteenth-century Italy

    Napolitano, David Pierangelo Hubert,University of Cambridge2014

    cambridge

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    Dialogue and dialectic in twelfth- and thirteenth-century Occitan and old French courtly lyric and narrative

    Barker, CamillaKing's College London2013

    … of the courtly subject in twelfth- and thirteenth-century Old French and Occitan lyric and narrative. It considers how debate and dialogue are informed by dialectic, which acts as a structural and thematic frame and gives courtly debate its distinctive oppositional tone. I argue that …

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    Thirteenth-century exempla collections and the dissemination of ideas about Jews and Muslims in north-western Europe

    Lamm, Sarah ElaineUniversity of Cambridge2010

    cambridge

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    Social organisation and state control in two Genoese merchant colonies. Tunis and Famagusta in the late thirteenth century.

    Mackenzie, Robert James.University of Cambridge1995

    cambridge

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    Networks and narratives: the 'Liber Exemplorum' and the intellectual milieu of the Franciscan order in thirteenth-century Ireland

    Dukelow, NatashaUniversity College Cork2024

    … and lived in Ireland in the second half of the thirteenth century. The LE has been previously known only from an incomplete fourteenth-century copy of the text found in Durham Cathedral Library MS B.IV.19, but recent research has uncovered a more complete fifteenth-century copy found in …

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    Expanded Universes: Reading French Literature of the Long Thirteenth Century with Twentieth and Twenty-First Century American Comics and Fandom Practices

    Watts, CatherineUniversity of Cambridge2024

    … hyperdiegetic universes in the long thirteenth and twentieth centuries through analysis of their formal and affective composition. The thesis is composed of two case-studies in three chapters. The first part reads Arthurian romance alongside comics theory and Marvel comics. …

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    An examination of a Thirteenth-Century Treatise on the Mind/Body Dichotomy: Jean de La Rochelle on the Soul and its Powers

    Ryan, DeniseNational University of Ireland Maynooth2010

    This thesis examines the Summa de anima of a thirteenth-century writer, Jean de la Rochelle (1190/1200-1245), a philosopher and theologian of the Franciscan Order. The importance of the text lies in the fact that it was written at the very early stages of the changes that took place as a …

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